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SECTION MITL9105/911 o-096-451 -NA
APPENDIX A
ACCOUNT CODES
General
Al.01
Account codes may be used by the customer for the purpose of
client billing or management reports. In addition, if an extension
is programmed with COS options 56 and 83, it is unable to access a
trunk circuit unless
the
proper account code is entered. Account codes
may be from one to 12 digits in length.
Programming
Al.02
A list of the System Options available is shown in Table Al-l.
This illustrates the variations possible with regard to the length
of the account code.
Al .03
Related additional programming requirements for use with ac-
count code operation are as follows:
Class-of-Service Option 56 - Account Code Entry. An extension
with this option may dial an account code before making a
trunk call.
Class-of-Service Option 83 - Forced Account Code Entry. An
extension with this option in its COS must dial an account code
before making an outgoing trunk call. It is effective only if COS
Option 56 is enabled.
Class-of-Service Option 110 - Special DISA. When this COS
option is enabled in an incoming DISA trunks COS, a verifiable
account must be dialed before the user can access an external
trunk
Feature 31 - Account Access Code. An extension may dial this
code followed by an account code prior to making a trunk call.
Attendant Function. The Attendant Account Access Code func-
tion is accessed by dialing *O.
See also Verifiable
Account
Codes,
Section
MITL9105/91 lo-096-105-NA.
Operation
Al.04 An Account Code may contain only the digits 0 through 9. * and
# are illegal digits. If variable codes (Option 236) are used, the
number of dialed digits (including the delimiter #) must be between
one and the maximum length.
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